Today, Christian democratic parties are among the most influential, especially in Europe, and are represented not only in parliaments but also in the governments of many European countries. In general, …
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Polish professor, historian, and political scientist Pawel Skibinski gave a resonant interview titled “Ideological Revival of Christian Democrats Is Impossible,” in which he condemned the partial loss of Christianity by …
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Socialists like to maintain the myth that they have a monopoly on protecting the rights of workers and the working class, but a significant role in this belonged to Christian …
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The Bible, the moral principles of the Gospel, and Christian ethics became the value sources on which the postwar Christian democracy was formed. Also, the social doctrine of the Catholic …
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The key values of Christian democracy include freedom, democracy, respect for labor, liberty, and social justice. Democracy. Christian democracy has formed its own views on democracy, which focuses not on …
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Christian democracy became the ideology of reconciliation and integration for European countries after World War II. The universal values of Christian democracy raised post-war Europe from the ruins and became …
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Christian democratic parties throughout Europe emerged as a fundamentally new phenomenon that required new ideological foundations. This ideology not only reflected public sentiment but also actively changed socio-cultural principles. To …
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Throughout the twentieth century, the Christian Democrats in the Netherlands were the ruling or one of the defining political forces, and these years were the period of economic development and …
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Despite the fact that Konrad Adenauer is recognized as the “father” of the German economic miracle, his “right hand man” and a key member of the Christian Democratic reform team …
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After its triumphant rise in the mid-twentieth century, Christian democracy experienced a decline in popularity in the late 1960s, one of the largest in its history. In the 1960s, the …
